Ramadan Quiz

What is Ramadan primarily known for in the Islamic faith?

• A festival of lights

• A month of fasting

• A pilgrimage to Mecca

• A celebration of the Islamic New Year

During Ramadan, when are Muslims required to fast?

• From sunrise to sunset

• Throughout the entire month, 24/7

• From sunset to sunrise

• Only on the first and last day of Ramadan

What is the main purpose of fasting during Ramadan?

• To lose weight

• To purify the soul and practice self-discipline

• To prepare for a feast

• To celebrate the end of the year

Which of the following is NOT allowed during the fasting hours of Ramadan?

• Praying

• Eating

• Drinking water

• Reading the Quran

What marks the end of Ramadan?

• Eid al-Adha

• Eid al-Fitr

• The Hajj

• Mawlid al-Nabi

Which pillar of Islam is Ramadan associated with?

• Shahada (Faith)

• Salat (Prayer)

• Zakat (Charity)

• Sawm (Fasting)

What is the significance of the night of Laylat al-Qadr during Ramadan?

• It marks the beginning of Ramadan.

• It is considered the night when the Quran was first revealed to Muhammad.

• It is the night when fasting is not required.

• It marks the end of Ramadan.

Who are exempt from fasting during Ramadan?

• Only children under the age of 12

• Only men

• Those who are ill, pregnant, breastfeeding, menstruating, or traveling

• Only women

What is typically done immediately after sunset during Ramadan?

• A large feast is held

• A small meal known as iftar is eaten to break the fast

• All Muslims must visit a mosque

• Fasting continues until midnight

How does Ramadan affect the daily schedule of a practicing Muslim?

• They must visit the mosque five times a day

• They are required to read the entire Quran in one night

• Their daily routine includes fasting from sunrise to sunset, nightly prayers, and reading the Quran

• They are exempt from working during the month